IRS to Recognize Same Sex Marriages for Tax Purposes

[AZGrizFan]

Finally. Jesus, now maybe Jon will shut UP about it...

Congrats, Jon. You've now completely destroyed the moral fibre of this once-great country. I hope you're happy.

[Grizalltheway]

Goddamn queers!!!

[Ibanez]

Bandl and andy must be excited.

[89Hen]

now maybe Jon will shut UP about it...

That actually is the best part of this.

[Chizzang]

This maneuver only serves to cover up the original error
No portion of the TAX Code should ever have be about Marriage in the first place

[blueballs]

Now you'll see gays marrying in droves. After all, nothing motivates folks like money, regardless of sexual orientation.

Family law attorneys are rejoicing.

[D1B]

Secular morality once again is ahead of and superior to christian morality. They will follow suit eventually.

Religion is no guarantee of moral behavior. Most of the time, it's the opposite.

[blueballs]

Religion is no guarantee of moral behavior. Most of the time, it's the opposite.

Amen, it is much harder to walk the walk than it is to talk the talk.

[Pwns]

This maneuver only serves to cover up the original error
No portion of the TAX Code should ever have be about Marriage in the first place

+ a gazillion

[89Hen]

This maneuver only serves to cover up the original error
No portion of the TAX Code should ever have be about Marriage in the first place

+ a gazillion

Do you guys think the IRS shouldn't get involved in social issues?

[∞∞∞]

Because I'm a nerd (and don't want to start a new thread/didn't know where to put it):

To my knowledge, the flavor text of Theros's Guardians of Meletis is the first explicit reference to a same-sex relationship to be printed on a Magic card. -Doug Beyer; MTG Designer

edit: Although this is probably the most implicit gay reference ever on an MTG card:

[ASUMountaineer]

Secular morality once again is ahead of and superior to christian morality. They will follow suit eventually.

Religion is no guarantee of moral behavior. Most of the time, it's the opposite.

Unfortunately, the government shouldn't be in the business of picking winners and losers--especially with taxation. But, I know that's crazy talk as it's unfathomable that the government could make an error. Probably some greedy Conks like Geithner and Summers making these ridiculous decisions.